Comics

Detective Comics #1049 is a psychological thriller twice over. I have read it, been disturbed by it, and you should do so too.

Superman: Son of Kal-El #7 is an enthralling story about the consequences of environmental degradation and climate change.

Nightwing #88 brings it on home with great writing ease and visual style. This is a real fan issue, so stop by and let me tell you all about it!

Aquaman: The Becoming #5 serves as the final step of Jackson Hyde’s journey in becoming Aquaman, as he cements his place in the world.

Batman: The Knight #1 takes a different angle to Bruce Wayne’s early days, showing how the persona of Batman was built over time.

She-Hulk #1 could have been an amazing place for new fans to jump in, but were it not for the art, this book would have been a total dud. 

X Lives of Wolverine #1 launches what may be the most epic Wolverine story ever, as he travels through time to protect the X-Men’s future.

Silk #1 brings a new writer and a new threat for Cindy Moon to face while keeping the same artists & grasp on her characterization.

Silver Surfer: Rebirth #1 works as both a throwback to the ’90s era of comics and as an exploration of Norrin Radd’s character development.

Ben Reilly: Spider-Man #1 revisits the Scarlet Spider’s past, diving deep into Ben Reilly’s state of mind as he starts out as Spider-Man.